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WRFH/Radio Free Hillsdale 101.7 FMThe WRFH Interview: Tom OpreTom Opre is a film director, cinematographer, television producer, and wildlife conservationist. His new documentary is The Last Keeper. He joined WRFH to discuss conservation, the Nimrod Education Center, and his new film.From 11/07/24.2024-11-0730 min
The Hunter Conservationist PodcastThe Last Keeper - Special Interview with Tom OpreThe conversation with Tom Opre revolves around the importance of modern wildlife management and the need for education about conservation. It highlights the urbanization of society and the disconnect between people and the land. The conversation also touches on the role of hunters in conservation and the adverse effects of misinformation. Tom discusses the Shepherds of Wildlife Society and their mission to educate the world about wildlife management. He emphasizes the value of wildlife and the need to conserve it for the survival of humanity. The conversation also explores the issues of land reform and land ownership in Scotland...2024-08-051h 06
The Outdoor Gibbon39 The Last Keeper with Tom OpreIn this podcast I chat with the director of the Last Keeper Tom Opre who give us his back story as well as many other interesting topics along the they to do with conservation and management.You can see the Last Keeper in a digital format at https://www.shepherdsofwildlife.org/If you have any feedback please dop me a message or commentSupport the showInstagram https://www.instagram.com/the_outdoor_gibbon/2024-07-041h 49
DSC Campfires with Larry WeishuhnEP 238 A Visit with Tom Opre with the Shepherds of the Wild Society Tom Opre is one of todays top wildlife conservation outdoor communicators who recently began filming and producing some of the most highly and critically-rated and award-winning documentaries about wildlife conservation and the role wildlife and hunting play in the perpetuation of all wildlife species and the long-associated lifestyles dealing with hunting, specifically through his recent films "Killing the Shepherd" based on an indigenous African community and "The Last Keeper" about what is currently happening in Scotland, where wildlife, hunting and the outdoor lifestyle are being threatened. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm...2024-06-2650 min
The GunsOnPegs PodcastThe 'Last Keeper' EpisodeTom Opre, the director of the film The Last Keeper, joins Chris and George to share an outsider's perspective on the thorny topic of land use, ownership and management in Scotland. The theme is that of his new film, which recently premiered. Tom explains his journey of discovery as he tries to understand the perspectives of both traditional land managers - like gamekeepers, crofters and stalkers - and the rewilding organisations and businesses buying up huge tracts of Scotland. Is there any hope of agreement, or at least detante, between the two sides?
Tom also helps Chris...2024-05-211h 27
Scotland OutdoorsSpring in Montrose, Edinburgh's Grisly Past and Pine Tree FungusBack in 2020, some of farmer Steve Barron’s cattle fell ill and died. Initially he had no idea what had caused their sudden deaths until lead poisoning was found to be the reason. He tells Mark about what happened and the impact it had on him.Steve’s cattle died so had no chance of entering the food chain, but Food Standards Scotland take incidents of livestock poisoning very seriously. They are raising awareness of the risks that farmers face as we hear from their head of incidents, Stuart McAdam.In our latest Scotland Outdoors podc...2024-04-271h 24
Conservation and Science173: The Last Keeper with Tom OpreI have been waiting for Tom Opre’s new film “The Last Keeper” since I learned in July 2022 that he and his team are working on it. Well, the wait was over for me at the beginning of February 2024, as I was the only person in Ireland to screen the film. The wait will soon be over for you as well since the film premieres in mid-April in Edinburgh. While you are still waiting, you can listen to my conversation with Tom about the film and wider aspects of Tom’s mission of talking about conservation and indigenous communities.The...2024-03-191h 23
Howl For Wildlife - HOWL CASTShepherds of Wildlife, Tom Opre - Hunting & Conservation, "reWilding" and so much more!Listen, follow and share with your community.
HOWL got to chat with Tom Opre, a visionary filmmaker, wildlife conservationist, communicator and leader of the "Shepherds of Wildlife Society". Tom has decades of encounters where hunting, wildlife, conservation and social issues converge. His team presents educational and compelling stories through powerful visual communication. Mike and Tom talk extensively about the need for hunting as a conservation tool, as well as the need for the hunting community to talk with and gain alignment from non-hunters. We dig into the meaning and threat of "reWilding" and how wildlife and ecosystems ma...2024-03-181h 41
Kinder OutdoorsMarch 2, 2024 - Broadcast-SiriusXM-Radio Stations Across the U.S.Special Guests:
• Tom Opre, Conservationist-Film Maker
• Anthony Pace, Freedom Hunters
• Wally Marshall, Mr. Crappie
• Roy Holdridge, TrueLife Taxidermy
Meet Kinder Outdoors Pro Staff...
2024-03-021h 39
Sheep FeverEP43 The Last Keeper – Tom OpreConflicts over land use, conservation vs. preservation, sustainable use vs. protectionism, rural vs. urban values and politics, historical vs. contemporary knowledge, my science vs. your science, and even what constitutes an indigenous person are topics covered in this fast-paced conversation between award-winning filmmaker Tom Opre and Sheep Fever co-host Gray Thornton. Opre’s latest film, The Last Keeper, dives into the history and lives of Game Keepers in the Scottish Highlands and the challenges they and other rural peoples face while attempting to live, work, and stay on a landscape their forefathers have lived for generations. While centered in Sc...2024-02-141h 18
Cleared HotThe Frontlines of Conservation - Tom Opre's Vision for a Sustainable FutureTom Opre is a renowned figure in the world of wildlife conservation and media. As a film director, cinematographer, television producer, and past president of the Professional Outdoor Media Association, Tom has dedicated his life to educating the public about the crucial intersection of wildlife conservation and stewardship. Tom has had an extraordinary journey, from producing award-winning television shows, like the highly acclaimed "Eye of the Hunter" on NBC Sports, to directing feature documentaries. Tom's commitment extends beyond the camera. As the executive director of Shepherds of Wildlife Society, he is at the forefront of global wildlife...2024-01-292h 36
The Sportsmen's VoiceCuz Strickland + Tom Opre Join TSV From The NASC Summit!Ronni ‘Cuz’ Strickland - EVP and Brand Ambassador of Mossy Oak and host of the Fist Full of Dirt podcast for Mossy Oak Properties - joins his friend and TSV host Fred Bird from the floor of the recent NASC summit to catch up about the future of the great outdoors and preview (or post view for those who weren’t there!) Cuz’s keynote speech to the assembled sportsmen, sportswomen and legislators at the summit, along with stories of getting his own grandkids outdoors and why the push to get them outside matters so much. Next up, Fred is joine...2023-12-141h 41
District of ConservationEP 401: Shepherds of Wildlife Society ft. Tom OpreIn Episode 401 of District of Conservation, Gabriella sits down with Tom Opre - CEO/founder of Shepherds of Wildlife Society. SWS is recently know for its wildlife successful and award-winning film "Killing the Shepherd." Tom and Gabriella discuss his forthcoming film, The Last Keeper, if his organization will have any North American films in the works, the dangers of rewilding efforts, and more. Tune in!
SHOW NOTES
Website - Shepherds of Wildlife Society
Killing the Shepherd
The Last Keeper
Connect with Tom Opre
2023-12-1248 min
Nature of ConsciousnessEP 099: Tom Opre, Adventure FilmmakerA compelling discussion with Tom Opre, Adventure Filmmaker turned Wildlife Filmmaker and advocate during the pandemic. After the pandemic, instead of returning to producing commercial based film-making, he felt his mission was to educate the world about African wildlife. He highlighted the devastating impacts of poaching, showing that many species were brought to the brink of extinction and the impact that this had on local human populations. His film, Shepherds of Wildlife, allows us to see the reality as seen through his lens. Accepted by over 40 film festivals, worldwide, Shepherds of Wildlife won over 20 major awards including best...2023-09-2954 min
KvótyJana Horvátová - Studium na vysoké škole pro mě bylo ochranou od nadávek do špinavých cikánůRozhovor s historičkou a ředitelkou Muzea romské kultury se zaměřuje na její osobní příběh, romskou paměť a historii i na strukturální rasismus u nás. Jana Horvátová je česká historička, muzeoložka a etnografka česko-romského původu. Po maturitě na gymnáziu vystudovala historii a muzeologii na Filozofické fakultě Masarykovy univerzity v Brně. Cestu ke svému romství hledala Jana Horvátová, členka slavné romské rodiny Holomkových, složitě. Proč se Jana Horvátová nakonec rozhodla svou identitu přijmout? Jaký byl osud její rodiny před druhou světovou válkou, během ní a jaké jsou vůbec os...2023-04-0847 min
AlarmKvóty #55: Jana Horvátová - Studium na univerzitě pro mě bylo ochranou od nadávek do cikánůRozhovor s historičkou a ředitelkou Muzea romské kultury se zaměřuje na její osobní příběh, romskou paměť a historii i na strukturální rasismus u nás.
Jana Horvátová je česká historička, muzeoložka a etnografka česko-romského původu. Po maturitě na gymnáziu vystudovala historii a muzeologii na Filozofické fakultě Masarykovy univerzity v Brně. Cestu ke svému romství hledala Jana Horvátová, členka slavné romské rodiny Holomkových, složitě. Proč se Jana Horvátová nakonec rozhodla svou identitu přijmout? Jaký byl osud její rodiny před druhou světovou válkou, během ní a jaké jsou vůbec osudy Romů a Ro...2023-04-0847 min
MAC Outdoors Podcast85 Shepherds of Wildlife - Biodiversity, Empowering Women, Social JusticeJoin me as renowned filmmaker Tom Opre shares his films and the Shepherds of Wildlife Society that are educating decision-makers and saving the stewards of the land. "They emphasize our responsibility to be good stewards of wildlife and their habitat so wildlife will not be lost to us, our children, or our children's children." Links of Interest: https://www.shepherdsofwildlife.org/ https://www.shepherdsofwildlifestore.com/ Mia’s Amazon Storefront — https://www.amazon.com/shop/miaanstine WSI HEATR Gear use discount code LLCO10 – https://wsisports.com/ MAC Outdoors apparel and gear – https://mia...2023-01-1259 min
Ron Spomer Outdoors228: How Hunting is ACTUALLY Preserving WildlifeSubscribe to my YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/RonSpomerOutdoorsSubscribe
Welcome to the Ron Spomer Outdoors Podcast! In this episode, I interview Tom Opre about his documentary on conservation titled "Killing The Shephard".
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Who is Ron Spomer
For 44 years I’ve had the good fortune to photograph and write about my passion – the outdoor life. Wild...2022-04-2851 min
Shepherds of the Wild PodcastEp. 15 Tom E. Opre - WriterThis podcast is with award-winning outdoor and conservation writer Tom E. Opre. Tom wrote conservation, environmental, and outdoor articles over 24 years while working for the Detroit Free Press. He's the host father, and his work helped propel his son down the track he follows today through the Shepherds of Wildlife Society. 2022-04-1136 min
Turkey Call All AccessEP 15 Convention Conversations Part 3Missing convention? Relive some of the magic from the show floor on this special (Part 3) edition of the podcast. We sat down for podcast segments with Winchester's Deadly Passion Melissa Bachman; Preston Pittman; Josh "Pupp" Westfall; Country Outdoors Mary and Zack Phillips; Barstool Outdoors Sydnie Wells; Tom Opre and John Annoni. Thanks for listening!2022-03-052h 18
Into The WildKilling The Shepherd with Tom OpreIt's not the first time that Into The Wild has discussed hunting. We've certainly not shied away from the topic because let's face it, whether we like it or not, legal hunting exists & whilst I'd never hunt, nor do I even eat meat & I think hunting as an activity is a bit "mate really?", it's still something I like to talk about as it affects, in numerous ways, wildlife.
On this episode, I talk with filmmaker & founder of Shepherds of Wildlife Society Tom Opre about his new film, Killing The Shepherd. This film looks at a community...2022-02-211h 07
Conservation and Science111: Shepherds of Wildlife with Tom OpreRecently I’ve noticed, and sometimes participated, in discussions about the fact that wildlife conservation can never be successful if the needs of local, indigenous peoples are not taken care of first. It becomes especially apparent when Western environmental NGOs move into Africa with poorly designed conservation programs. On my podcast we’ve also pointed out that hunting can provide an excellent alternative conservation approach that equally benefits both locals and wildlife.Today, I am absolutely delighted to bring you my conversation with Tom (TA) Opre, a film director, cinematographer, television producer, conservationist and the founder of “Shephe...2021-12-081h 36
Rewildology#53 | Creating Impact Through Film: Retelling Killing the Shepherd with TA Opre
In this episode, I’m chatting with Tom (TA) Opre, award-winning filmmaker and producer. At a fateful event in 2016, a Zambian man approached Tom and asked him to record an incredible story unfolding in his country. A chieftainess, whose people were dying from starvation, approached the man, Roland Norton, asking him to please bring opportunity to their community. For the next three years, Tom recorded the community’s recovery, including all the triumphs, struggles, and conspiracies. He named the film Killing the Shepherd, which just completed the film festival circuit and was released online a couple of weeks ago.
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Doc Sujo PodcastVitrola Véia - 012 - Fugindo do óbvio 3 - participação Tom Silva.Opre ! Espero que estejam bem nesse país famélico que está sendo governado por um lixo nazi-fascista corno que em breve vai ser o 1º brasileiro condenado em Haia por GENOCÍDIO ! Para dar uma aliviada na cabeça, Gil e eu, o infame Pig, recebemos Tom Silva, artista cuteleiro e vencedor da 1ª edição do programa "Desafio sob fogo -América Latina", do History Channel. Mais um mano de Porto Alegre que traz uma seleção de músicas perfeitas para dar uma espairada na mente.Nesse episódio temos :Cowboys EspirituaisAtaualpa y...2021-09-041h 18
Shepherds of the Wild PodcastEp 14 Nate Turner - Alaskan Subsistence Trapper & GuideTom Opre has an eye opening and important conversation about sustainable utilization with Alaskan subsistence trapper and guide Nate Turner. They cover Nate’s early years growing up in New York and then moving to his father’s trapline in the Alaskan bush. Nate also discusses what it’s like to live off the land and raise his family in remote Alaska. 2021-08-251h 00
Thousand Words - Photo Stories from the FieldKilling the Shepherd | Thousand Words with Tom OpreI had a great visit with filmmaker, conservationist and friend, Tom Opre about his upcoming film, Killing the Shepherd. Tom is the founder of The Shepherds of Wildlife Society, which according to it's website, is a collective of world-renowned wildlife filmmakers, photographers, sportsmen and women, and conservationists who possess the talent, knowledge and experience to uniquely communicate the impact humanity has on animals and wildlife habitats. They are storytellers on a mission to educate others about the pressing need for modern wildlife conservation measures. Western society's disconnect with nature has resulted in a limited understanding of how human encroachment i...2021-08-0742 min
Driftwood Outdoors PodcastEp. 101: All Work And A Little Play: Wrapping Up POMAThe final podcast from the POMA (Professional Outdoor Media Association) Conference includes Curt McAllister the Midwest Public Relations Manager for Toyota, Bill Konway, Tom Opre and Brandon Butler. Topics Discussed: Bears as pets; MASSA Banquet; Missouri fishing records; Toyota off road, Toyota longevity; whiskey preferences; POMA; outdoor recreation; new hunters; the future of outdoor communication; mystery bait bucket and more.For more info about the MASSA Banquet: https://www.facebook.com/events/609582713343298?ref=newsfeedhttps://www.facebook.com/midamericaspecialsportsmansFor more Info: https://www.toyota.com/https://professionaloutdoormedia.org/2021-08-031h 39Driftwood Outdoors PodcastEp. 97: The Shepherds of Wildlife Society: Tom OpreBrandon Butler and Nathan “Shags” McLeod sit down with Tom Opre, the CEO and Founder of The Shepherds of Wildlife Society.The Shepherds of Wildlife Society™ has been created specifically to educate modern society about and reconnect it with nature. Their goal is to produce world-class educational materials utilizing dynamic video and still photography, plus mainstream documentary films showcasing the real world of wildlife around us. For More Info: https://www.shepherdsofwildlife.org/https://www.facebook.com/shepherdsofwildlifesocietyhttps://www.instagram.com/tomopreofficial/Special Thanks To CZ-USA:https://cz-usa.com/2021-07-061h 41
Shepherds of the Wild PodcastEP 13 Tom Speeze - National Wild Turkey FederationTom Speeze is the National Director for Field Conservation for the National Wild Turkey Federation. In this podcast, we discuss a wide arrange of land and wildlife management techniques and issues surrounding the Mirriam's Wild Turkey.2021-06-031h 11
Shepherds of the Wild PodcastEP 12 Brian Wakeling - Montana Fish, Wildlife & ParksTom Opre interviews Brian Wakeling the Game Management Bureau Chief of Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks about the management of the Mirriam's Turkey. This interview was used in his Tom's film "Mountain Thunder" a film for the National Wild Turkey Federation. 2021-05-1735 min
UnderGRAND radioeXperiment by Miljan Ristić - David Bowie (Umreti za umetnost)Tog 8. januara 1947, pre 74 godine rodio se jedan veliki čovek koji će obeležiti svet muzike i pop kulture u godinama koje će uslediti. Takođe, istog tog 8. januara, ali 2016. godine objavljen je i njegov poslednji album pod nazivom Blackstar, koji je obeležio petodogišnjicu postojanja. Albumu su prethodili spotovi Blackstar i Lazarus, koji su bili prilično mračni i puni simbolike. Spotovi koji nikoga nisu ostavili ravnodušnim, izazvali su razne polemike i oprečna mišljenja. Ljudi su iznosili teorije o spotovima. Spominjao se satanizam, crne mise, veštičarenje, bogohuljenje, uskrsnuće… Bio je to spoj muzike, vide...2021-05-161h 00
Tougher than Life with Dr. Brooks TillerTom Opre - Conservationist and FilmmakerTom Opre is a Conservationist, Filmmaker, Documentarian, and Outdoor Educator. He is fueled by passion, grit, and determination.
Over the past 30 years, he has become an adventure filmmaker, wildlife steward, conservationist, devoted father, and husband. If you have seen any outdoor television from hunting to snowboarding to trucks, then you have most likely seen some of Tom's work.
Today's conversation may ruffle some feathers and we are ok with that. Being at the forefront of conservation is not for the faint of heart, and Tom is leading from the front. He does not just...2021-03-271h 07
Shepherds of the Wild PodcastEthics of Hunting with Jim Posewitz - Author & Wildlife BiologistTom Opre talks with Jim Posewitz, an icon in the ethics of hunting and wildlife conservation world. Jim had a long career as a wildlife biologists with the State of Montana before becoming a noted author. He is one of Montana's most respected conservationists who pioneered protections for fish and wildlife and was a nationally recognized voice on the ethics of hunting. They discuss the common ground between sportsman’s groups and animal lovers; Teddy Rosevelt’s conservation work; reseting ethics for the modern hunter; and how to keep wildlife conservation moving forward with a new generation of people who...2021-02-1633 min
Shepherds of the Wild PodcastDr. Stuart Marks (Part 2)Tom Opre meets with noted author and scientist Dr. Stuart Marks. Dr. Marks is a biologist, ecologist, economist, and philosopher. A Fulbright Scholar and son of a missionary dentist, Dr. Marks spent much of his early childhood living in the Congo, Africa. He has spent over 60 years studying the Bisa people of eastern Zambia and their relationship with wildlife. They also discuss Tom’s new film Killing the Shepherd; modern society’s disconnect with nature; China; Covid 19’s impact on Africa; ecosystem management; and our human future with an emphasis on exploitation of our natural resources. 2020-12-211h 05
Shepherds of the Wild PodcastDr. Marco Festa-Bianchet - Professor, University of SherbrookeTom Opre talks to Dr. Marco Festa-Bianchet, wildlife biologists and Professor at the University of Sherbrooke (Quebec, Canada). They discuss bighorn sheep evolution and management in Alberta, Canada; issues with hunting certain age-class bighorn sheep in Alberta; sustainable hunting; diseases affecting wild sheep; mountain ecosystem management; social media information wars; social media and problems for hunters; and the problem with “hornography.” 2020-12-2133 min
Shepherds of the Wild PodcastJim Posewitz - Author “Beyond Fair Chase,” Wildlife Biologist (Part 1)Tom Opre talks with Jim Posewitz, an icon in the ethics of hunting and wildlife conservation world. Jim had a long career as a wildlife biologists with the State of Montana before becoming a noted author. He is one of Montana's most respected conservationists who pioneered protections for fish and wildlife and was a nationally recognized voice on the ethics of hunting. They discuss the common ground between sportsman’s groups and animal lovers; Teddy Rosevelt’s conservation work; reseting ethics for the modern hunter; and how to keep wildlife conservation moving forward with a new generation of people who...2020-12-2158 min
Shepherds of the Wild PodcastDr. Stuart Marks - Biologists, Ecologist, Economist & Philosopher (Part 1)Tom Opre meets with noted author and scientist Dr. Stuart Marks. Dr. Marks is a biologist, ecologist, economist, and philosopher. A Fulbright Scholar and son of a missionary dentist, Dr. Marks spent much of his early childhood living in the Congo, Africa. He has spent over 60 years studying the Bisa people of eastern Zambia and their relationship with wildlife. They also cover wildlife management issues; culture; natural history; humanity’s adaptation of nature; and even Tom’s film Killing the Shepherd. 2020-12-211h 10
Shepherds of the Wild PodcastEP 6 Dr. Mark Boyce - Wildlife Biologist, Wildlife Population EcologistsTom Opre talks with Dr. Mark Boyce, Professor of Ecology for the Alberta Conservation Association (Canada) and a Fellow with the Royal Society of Canada. Dr. Boyce, with a doctorate from Yale and a post doctorate from Oxford, discusses the population issues for elk and mule deer. They also hit on game ranching; chronic wasting disease (CWD); high-fenced hunting; hunter recruitment; grizzly bear management; and social media issues related to wildlife conservation. 2020-12-1943 min
Shepherds of the Wild PodcastDr. Valerius Geist - Wildlife Biologist & Noted AuthorTom Opre talks conservation; wildlife deserts; wolves; the fall of communism; ecosystem collapse, grizzly bears; Spanish conquistadors; and the human population collapse with world renowned wildlife biologist Dr. Valerius Geist. Oh, they also get into big issues facing the Mule Deer, including chronic wasting disease (CWD). Geist is a Canadian biologist and a professor emeritus in the Faculty of Environmental Design at the University of Calgary. He is a specialist on the biology, behavior, and social dynamics of North American large mammals (elk, moose, bighorn sheep, other wild ungulates and wolves).2020-12-151h 19
Shepherds of the Wild PodcastDr. Juan Herrero - Spanish Biologist/EcologistDr. Juan Herrero, Spanish biologist/ecologist, and Tom Opre discuss the wildlife and hunting management in Spain. His work is dedicated to applied research on large mammal conservation and management, including Pyrenean chamois, Iberian wild goat and feral goats. He is a professor of Ecology, Protected Areas, Zoology and Environmental Education at the University of Saragossa (Huesca, SPAIN).2020-11-2628 min
Shepherds of the Wild PodcastNate TurnerTom Opre has an eye opening and important conversation about sustainable utilization with Alaskan subsistence trapper and guide Nate Turner. They cover Nate’s early years growing up in New York and then moving to his father’s trapline in the Alaskan bush. Nate also discusses what it’s like to live off the land and raise his family in remote Alaska. 2020-11-261h 00
Shepherds of the Wild PodcastTony Bynum - World Class Wildlife PhotographerTom Opre and world renowned photographer, Tony Bynum talk about the issues facing the iconic North American grizzly bear. They cover everything from human-bear conflict in Montana to management concepts and educating people on how to co-exist with grizzly bears. 2020-11-2646 min
Shepherds of the Wild PodcastEp 1 Catherine Semcer - - Environmental Security & Conservation FinanceHost Tom Opre sits down with Catherine E. Semcer. Semcer is a Research Fellow with the Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) where her work focuses on rights and market based solutions to policy challenges in environmental security, conservation finance and sustainability. Catherine is the past COO of Humanitarian Operations Protecting Elephants (H.O.P.E.), a boutique NGO delivering training, advisory, assistance and procurement services to African counter-poaching programs. Prior to working with H.O.P.E. Catherine served as Senior Washington D.C. Representative for Sierra Club, where she worked to advance conservation programs in the Department...2020-11-2517 min
Primitive Republic PodcastEP 29- Tom and Olivia OpreIn this episode Tom and Olivia Opre talk about the coronavirus (COVID-19), hunter's reverence for the animals, black market and poachers, and self sustainability. You can find them at: www.instagram.com/shepherdsofwildlife www.facebook.com/shepherdsofwildlife www.shepherdsofwildlife.org 2020-03-2037 min
The Wild InitiativeCCB - Shepherds of Wildlife Society IntroTom Opre, Founder and CEO of the Shepherds of Wildlife Society, joins Sam on today's Conservation Coffee Break. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2020-02-2217 min
The Wild InitiativeTom Opre: Don't be the Antichrist of Wildlife ConservationTom Opre, of the Shepherds of Wildlife Society, sits down with Sam at the 2019 POMA Conference in Wichita, KS. In this episode, they discuss historical market-hunting and the destruction of wildlife habitat, the superiority of the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation, restoration of African wildlife, how to be the “antichrist” of wildlife conservation, Cecil and the reality of what happens to old lions, his founding of the Shepherds of Wildlife Society and why there’s nothing happy about a Happy Meal. See more on the show notes page at thewildinitiative.com/117. Learn more ab...2019-09-161h 18
Primitive Republic PodcastEP #11-Tom OpreTom Opre is one of the great minds of conservation. He has lived his entire life speaking out for the advocacy of wildlife and public lands conservation. In this episode we talk about conservation and wildlife management on a global and ideological scale. To find the grizzly video that Tom and I spoke about go to @wildlifeconservationproject and look for the post made on May 10, 2019 titled "The Wildlife Conservation Project- Grizzly Bear" You can find more information or follow Tom Opre at: Instagram- @shepherdsofwildlife @wildlifeconservationproject Facebook- @sh...2019-07-0155 min